Exam 33: Life and Death of a Corporation
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MegaCorp occasionally sells products in Michigan.It does not have an office in that state and does not advertise in Michigan.The company's marketing representatives are based in New York but do travel to Michigan once a year to attend a trade show.Which statement is correct?
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Isabel,Wesley,Gina,and Lucas worked together intensively to form and become the only shareholders of a corporation that is environmentally conscious.Is there anything they can do to avoid having shares of stock in their company sold to someone who does not share their vision for the environment?
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Yes,they can sign a shareholder agreement that grants a right of first refusal for their company's stock.Typically with such an agreement,if a shareholder wants to sell his stock,he must first offer it to the company at the same price that the outsider has offered.If,after 30 days,the company has not agreed to buy the stock,he must then offer it to the other shareholders.Only if they also refuse to buy it within 30 days can he sell it to an outsider at the same price that he offered to the company and shareholders.
In Delaware,lawsuits involving corporations are tried in a special court called
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What are some of the advantages for a business to incorporate in Delaware?
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A corporation must have a registered agent within the state of incorporation only if the corporation maintains an office in that state.
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If a party enters into a contract believing in good faith that the corporation exists,he cannot later take advantage of the fact that it does not.
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A de jure corporation is not legal and cannot be recognized as a corporation because the incorporation process was defective.
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Under corporate law,a corporation that officially states its purpose is "to engage in any lawful activity for which corporations may be organized under the General Corporation Law of Idaho" is too broad.A corporation's purpose must be more narrowly defined.
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Mike is planning on incorporating his business in the state of Delaware.Which of the following regarding the name of Mike's business is TRUE?
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The executives of Jornaginn Corporation have decided they need to sell 50,000 additional shares of stock to finance their expansion plans.The executives
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What term identifies stock that has been authorized and sold?
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Laurie is incorporating her business.Laurie's home state is Wisconsin.Business will be conducted in California,Michigan,Pennsylvania,and Virginia.Laurie
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MegaCorp is incorporated in the state of Delaware and is registered only in Delaware.Jolene purchased a MegaCorp product from a company's sales representative following a presentation in Michigan.Jolene was seriously injured by the product in Michigan.Under the Model Act,if Jolene sues in Michigan,can MegaCorp defend the suit there?
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Identify four circumstances that might persuade a court to pierce the corporate veil.
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Corporate stock can be divided into categories called ________,which can be further divided into ________.
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Denise is a promoter for a proposed corporation,EVR-Young Corp.As promoter,she signed a three-year lease to rent office space in an office park.She signed her name and indicated below her signature she is signing as "promoter for EVR-Young Corp.,a company yet to be incorporated."EVR-Young is never incorporated.The lessor believes that Denise is personally liable for any damages it will sustain as a result of the three-year lease having to be breached.Is Denise personally liable? Explain.
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